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a cool robe originating in Japan. It's usually made of silk and feels like heaven! They have existed for thousands of years in some form and are so cool!

Kimonos will get you waved through the security at JapanFest and and get PPL asking you questions like you're some important person, and they'll want to tak epics of you.

There are many different types of kimono with different names.
I went to Japanfest wearing a kimono. It was OSM
kimono by Neb July 27, 2004
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A kimono is not to be mistaken for a yukata,, originally the yukata is usually worn at night while the kimono is worn at day (or everyday clothes)// To wear a kimono it IS essential to wear a Jiban (type of undergarment) ,,{it's like a shirt}// But, now in present times the usage of these outfits are different now,Kimono's are formal and Yukata are used as summer leisurewear :)))))))
1) The kimono is a part of japan's National costume.

2) That kimono's patterns are very beautiful! Can I try it on!?

3) I want the yukata! Not the kimono.
Kimono by Unknown Weirdo'.- January 6, 2022
Baggy, silk robe originating from Japan.
Jin from Samurai Champloo wears a kimono
kimono by ZT June 13, 2005
That hammock looks super kimono.
Kimono by BumbleBree561 March 2, 2010
High quality brand of condoms distributed by Mayer Labs, Inc.
The Kimono Microthin is one of the thinnest condoms on the market.
kimono by Bricola March 7, 2005
Kimono, comes from the Greek word Kimona, and the word kimono means robe, and what do you wear in the winter, a robe, see kimono, kimono there you go.
« I love your kimono, it looks so warm! »
Kimono by cRazzYbOOkgUrL January 12, 2020

Kimono Sleeves 

Excessive flab present below the triceps muscle.
1)Ho brah work out cause you get kimono sleeves.

2)Jiggle those kimono sleeves.

3)You have boochoog kimono sleeves.
see "boochoog"
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